Category: Property Development

Three Considerations for Longer Term Tenancies

Rented properties are often thought of as being shorter term homes, usually for people who are studying or working in a place for a limited time. A lot of rented homes however are occupied by people who have settled down and lived there for many years. This can be for a variety of reasons, including …

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Retrofitting a Tenement Property? Essential New Guidance:

‘Retrofit’ refers to the improvement of existing buildings to meet modern energy-efficiency standards. It is a priority for many homeowners, as retrofit measures such as installing heat pumps or insulation can help to save money on energy bills and make their home feel warmer. However, in shared buildings such as tenements, retrofitting common areas of …

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Building Communities as Well as Homes

 A sense of community and belonging appears to be in vogue as a topic for politicians of all parties. And what is spoken about in both Holyrood and Westminster does often eventually filter through to everyday life. On that basis, you would think that developers and construction companies should sit up and take note as …

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5 Budget-Friendly Upgrades to Make Your House Feel like a Home

Ever walk into your rental flat and feel like it’s missing ‘you’, that spark of personality that makes a space a home? However, you don’t need a big budget or a landlord’s blessing to change that. It can be as simple as swapping out shower heads to one that you feel suits your style and …

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Clever Renovations for Boosting Your Rental Property’s Value

Renovating your rental property can significantly boost its value and appeal by directly addressing the specific preferences and expectations of local tenants. A well-planned renovation strategy enhances rental returns, making your property more attractive in a competitive market. By carefully understanding what Scottish renters value most, you can create a unique and inviting space that …

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Essential Tips for Creating a Unique and Inviting Space in Your Scottish City Rental

Renting out properties in Scotland is very competitive. Rents are increasing every year, with the average rent of a one-bed property at £856 per month. With these rising costs come greater expectations and requests from tenants. If you want to stay competitive and win great tenants, this article is for you with essential tips for …

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